St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-04
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Yesterdays Exposition News
General Notes Gathered,


General Notes Gathered.
Yesterday was full of incidents at the
Exposition and the management were
kept busy all day receiving Populations
and arranging for the grand reception
of Judge Rea on his arrival from st.
Louis as commander-in-chief of the
Grand Army of the Republic. In the
afternoon, according to previous notice.
the Minneapolis Tailors' union, $50
strong, headed by Willard & Thyle's
band and preceded by squad of police.
arrived at the building and were re-
ceived by the officials at the door. Man
ager Palmer addressed few words of
welcome to Theodore Hanson, who is
president of the union, and he replied
for the company. They then disbanded
through the building and enjoyed them
selves after their own heart.
Liberati's concert, as usual, drew a
large audience to the Music hall and
the selections were of an especially
varied character, including renditiOns
of Verdi, MillOcher, Schubert, Strauss,
himself, entitled March for Saried.,
EXPOSITION NOTES.
The general committee on Woman's dav at
the Exposition met at 900 Hennepin avenue
yesterday afternoon, to listen to the reports
of subcommittee. 1t was found impossible
to obtain the services of Frances E. Willard,
Lucy Stone, or Mary A. Livermore, as antici-
pated, and the remaining time is insufficient
to obtain other speakers. After earnest discus
sion it was decided that the women of Min
neapolis could not do justice to the works in
which they are interested, nor credit to the
Exposition, and therefore voted that the
thanks of the committee be extended to the
Exposition management for the interest man.
ifested and the financial aid promised to-
gether with request that the committee he
allowed to postpone Woman's day to some
time during the year 1883.
The handiwork of Mathilda Wallin is very
beautiful. This young lady is only few
days from Christiani Norway. and is a wood
sist of carved boxes, paper knives and var.
lous other articles of a useful as well as or
namental character. The young lady has
one drawback in not being able to speak one
word OF English, but she is learning as fast
as possible.
Tuesday, Oct. II, presidents day is receiy
ing an additional booming through the is
suance of handsome cards bearing an invita-
ton to be presented on that day which are
being d;strlbuted through the medium of
wholesale and other merchants mart.
Forty precocious musicians. comnrisinp
Lachmund s famous Juvenile orchestra, will
be present and give an afternoon concert on
Saturday next. which will doubtless prove
an lil.eiestiHS atlrdctlOn 10 old and Young
alike.
The guessing jar proved such service of
delight to the children last Saturday that if
has been decided to have it again this coming
Saturday, the only change being that it will
be filled with beans instead of money.
During the last few days large numbers of
programmes have been sent out into the
country over the various railroads announc-
ing the attractions for the closing winter.
Old Settlers Day will fall on Wednesday.
Handsome presents will be given the Oldest
settlers, and everything done to make the
day specially enjoyable for these people.
The Wizard o fine Cornet'' has been COM
plimented by the designation of Friday Oct
z, as Liberatis day, 1t being in the natrue of
testimonial by his many friends.
Liberati contributed s. to the GLOBE fund
for Maud Comson yesterday, and remarked
he would like to give more, but he has to con-
tribute to so many things he had not any
more to spare.
Friday will be Liberati Day, and the leader
will give concert morning and evening. sur
passing all his previous efforts in honor of
the compliment paid him.
The features for this week are Old Settlers,
Day and Children's Day Saturday, when it is
expected baby show will be inaugurated.
An entirely new programme is promised
by Prof. Nickel for The education Of the lit
efolks next Saturday.
The names of the winners of the contests
OF the children last Saturday will be given
out next Saturday.
Mr.. Bracket is back from st. Louis, where
ne reports glorious time, the only drawback
being the rain.
Bishop Ireland will be present next